Pure Highway

[gar074]

Anyone tried one of these? I'm fed up of losing the 5Live football commentary on MW while driving across the depths of Suffolk!

[ZACK]

Yeah They're Really Good,

Not Sure What Else To Say ? :L

[John S]

I had a feeling that there were some issues with the required aerial for these......something to do with the type of windscreen fitted to the DS3's

[Stef]

Here's a new one that's due out any time now http://www.pure.com/products/product...oduct=VL-61716 it's a new proper fitted one which also has a USB port that supports iPhone's, memory sticks etc and will control the iPhone properly.

Think I might go for one of these, brilliant solution if you either have the Myway sat nav or non-hifi spec unit without the USB option.

It either uses the aux port or via the FM aerial.

Does anyone know if there is an aux port on the back of the head unit as well as the one by the handbrake?

Alternatively I suppose it wouldn't be too hard to perhaps remove the physical port itself so you don't have to have a cable permanently stuck in to it and the flip up cover open.

Stef

[Stanly]

Having been involved in the launch and carrying out all this week press installs of the Pure highway 300Di
(Which, What Car, Auto Express, Stuff, What HiFi, GMG Radio Group, to name a few)
I can say that this unit is one of the best Dab solutions on the Market at this time.

The way it integrates into the vehicle gives maximum flexibility on how the content is played through the cars audio
system.

The one thing to remember is it will require the installation of an additional DAB aerial but Pure have made this as neat
and pleasing to the eye as possible.

If you want any more info drop me a PM

[Stanly]

Stef - The unit can be fitted in the following ways:

Aux - uses cars fitted 3.5mm jack plug (either back of head unit or at other location)
RCA - if head unit is capable of RCA input
Closed coupled - connected to vehicles aerial - 86.7 FM
FM modulation - worse case if unable to make any other form of connection

Steve